It’s a simple, well-thought out system that encourages players to try out every last bit of what the game has to offer. Sure, the bulk of it is driving disciplines such as drifting, off-roading and blasting through speed traps, but those who enjoy painting and tuning are also catered for.Ĭarrying out more activities in each discipline gains you influence points and opens up rewards and things to do as you progress through the game.
Progression is now achieved through individual disciplines that aren’t just restricted to racing. One of the biggest departures from the previous Horizon games is the removal of levelling up through multiple festival sites (you no longer start as the boss of Horizon, instead joining as a mere rookie). Revamped progression adds breadth to Horizon 4 The fact that a number of features, such as championships, Forzathon events and 72-player online map sharing (all of which we’ll get onto in a moment) are disabled until you make it to the festival proper, only adds to the sense of a missed opportunity.īreak past this first few hours of gameplay, however, and everything reverts back to its brilliant Horizon best, albeit with a number of new features.
It’s a time-consuming process that Horizon novices will probably see as par for the course, whereas returning players, like this reviewer, may view as an overly long – and unnecessary – introduction into a familiar format. What follows is another condensed run through the seasons where the player must earn influence points in order to qualify for the Horizon roster.
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| Our guide to the best racing games on PS4 and Xbox OneĪfter the initial drive to the festival (there’s only one festival site this time around) where the player takes in all four seasons in a matter of minutes, you are then left in the summer environment with your first car.
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